What’s even worse is that this game introduces some neat characters like Blackbeard and Vlad the Impaler, but you don’t really spend much time with any of them.
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It’s an interesting way of handling a campaign, but one I am not a fan of considering this series does a good job at mission variety. Instead, the game has a system similar to Far Cry 5 in which activities you do in the world fill a resistance bar, and hitting certain thresholds of that resistance bar unlocks a mission. The biggest subtraction from this game is the removal of a traditional questline. This isn’t to say I wish every game from now on should be like this, but having this game as a shorter experience as well as a few other details made this experience much easier for me to get into. While it is missing a few key features like a traditional questline, it still has a lot of the trappings of Saints Row 4, and I actually prefer this game being a more condensed experience. While that is certainly the case, I actually found the change to be quite enjoyable. Since this is a standalone game, I went into this game fully expecting a smaller experience. Johnny and Kinzie decide to go to Hell to save the boss, but doing so requires the help of some historical faces. A group of the partiers play around with a Ouija board when it suddenly sucks the boss through a portal to Hell, proclaiming the boss will be wed to Satan’s daughter. Taking place after the events of Saints Row 4, this game starts with a birthday party for Kinzie. As always, you can find the rank itself here.
The dance of death with Satan may not be as long as with the Zin, but it is a standalone title, which means it’s an entry for my rank nonetheless.